jakarta
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Because we have upset them and clearly when businessmen are upset they take years and years to get over it.
Or not.
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Because we have upset them and clearly when businessmen are upset they take years and years to get over it.
Or not.
Money talks......loudly.
sir albion
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Amazing that corbyn has changed his tune and the berk actually thinks by staying "in" we can all work it out lol....Fool.
Two Professors
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While quickly scanning through the thread,I noticed the stupidest Eurinner attempt to re-write history yet!Goebbels was very good at repeating lies until they became 'fact',but it still didn't make them true.Apparently the EU was the magnet that ended fascism in Spain,Portugal,and Greece.Utter rubbish.Franco left power in 1973,Salazar in 1968,and the Greek junta in 1974.The EU was formed in 1993,so unless they also introduced time travel as well,this is just poorly researched lies.
Lincoln Imp
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They may well love to. But as has been pointed out so often, it is not just France and Germany. Every EU member would have to sign up to the terms of a trading agreement with an external country such as the UK.
In any case, it is not just about 'trading with us'. Trade will go on anyway, whether it's under general WTO terms, a bilateral trade deal such as the one being sorted out with Canada or, best of all, free access to the single market. (My, what a wonderful prize that last one would be.)
Two Professors
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I see somebody else is spreading poorly researched rubbish,hinting jobs going at Nissan.So Nissan are going to throw away the near £500 million of recent investment in heavy plant,the new Juke line,the Infiniti line,new battery factory and go off in a hissy fit.If BMW,Porsche,Mercedes,Volkswagen want to sell their cars here,then I'm sure the German government would set up a new trade deal in weeks,not years on a level playing field,so why would Nissan go?
sir albion
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I'm sure Nissan like the rest would love a fresh new deal and why wouldn't they...none of these big companies are going as they need our pennies end of.
Lincoln Imp
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Nissan has been under long-term pressure from the French government - a major shareholder in its partner Renault - to move future production to France. Meanwhile, Micras, which were produced in Sunderland, are now being manufactured in the EU again, at Flins. It is not idle speculation to suggest that this pressure will increase, and become less resistible, if Nissan finds its Sunderland production lines outside the EU.
In the circumstances, you can understand people in the Sunderland area wanting the UK to remain in the EU. And even if you can't understand it, others might.
Regarding Germany 'setting up a new trade deal in weeks' I can only refer back to post 1692, immediately above yours. German influence over every other country in the EU only goes so far.
sir albion
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Do sky news only show the "IN" camp stories and views?
So bloody typical and the Irish are now saying it will affect our relationship with them....Christ what a load of twaddle we get every day from the gutless boring self obsessed "in" camp.
And Obama really has no right to poke his nose into our affairs....You know that **** Cameron rung him crying and begged him to come over,so predictable grrrrrrr.
So bloody typical and the Irish are now saying it will affect our relationship with them....Christ what a load of twaddle we get every day from the gutless boring self obsessed "in" camp.
And Obama really has no right to poke his nose into our affairs....You know that **** Cameron rung him crying and begged him to come over,so predictable grrrrrrr.
It really is so biased. I am surprised that the vote is still close, it is like watching a boxer with one hand tied behind his back and a patch on one eye.
Yeah all these friends and allies trying to give us advice - boo to them! We only listen to ourselves!
The for and against arguments do seem to match up like that. On one hand you have the economic stability of the UK and its place in the world, on the other hand you have Boris Johnson eyeing up No 10.
Very lame. This vote is about our future, it is important, the fact that Boris and many others are for exit is balanced by those with dodgy references that want in.
This referendum is more important than trying to diss a politician that does not agree with your view.
I'm not trying to diss Boris but he was in before he was out. His article in the Telegraph was a sort of Brexit-lite. Not the full Brexit that is actually on the table.
So..... Corbyn hated the EU, he had virtually the same views as many now, yet in spite of the RMT and other unions and bodies that support Labour and want out.....he has changed his views to in.
sir albion
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Can't watch sky news anymore as its ridiculously biased in which is a bloody shame grrrrrr.
Most have already made up their minds anyway.
Most have already made up their minds anyway.
sir albion
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Pretty much so and let's be honest people have had it with politicians anyway as they're just public school boys who've never lived in the real world.
gregbrighton
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Vote IN. Vote Brexit and our nation will crumble. 
sir albion
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Crumble?Vote IN. Vote Brexit and our nation will crumble.
It will flourish and we'll have our country back...The "in" crew are gutless and selfish and like politicians are only interested in the monetary side.
If we stay the EU will slowly destroy this country and drain even more money out of us....Why give a middle man billions when you can do it yourself?